Three-body Invasion: I Made up a Liaozhai

I haven't read the book yet, but when I read the title, I wanted to curse, but I won't use swear words. After looking at the book review area, first of all, the author made many typos, which is a flaw for the science fiction theme or background. Sophon was beaten into a proton and was speechless. Also, I haven't looked at the Three-Body Problem seriously at all. The logic is confusing and self-contradictory. Can the Three-Body Problem destroy the universe? The reader who gave the five-star review seems to be anti-intellectual. The most important thing is, how can Liaozhai or Weiwei beat Interstellar Civilization? When the prehistoric world comes, the Trisolaran universe may be divided into eight segments!

An unknown person who traveled through time and became the scientist who committed suicide in the original work. If he wants to change the outcome of the earth's downward latitude, he can only rely on the power of uncontrollable ghosts. Why do some people think the protagonist is saving the world? ? The protagonist's purpose has been clear from the beginning: to let more people survive on the earth, or even not survive on the earth. So it's strange to me that some people can't accept it when they see the protagonist summoning a ghost and the ghost kills people. When reading literary works, especially some literary works with a darker world background, do not attach a realistic worldview to the work. Otherwise, you will be extremely confused when you see something like "my daughter's daughter is still my wife." The universe is cold, and the original work on Three-Body Problem is very clear. The current situation is like the Three-Body Problem shooting a fatal bullet at the prey of the Earth. As the prey, the Earth can only have a chance of survival by biting off its front legs caught in the trap before the bullet arrives. As an outsider, the protagonist is like an insect arrow from Jojo that suddenly fell from the sky. It broke off the front leg and at the same time gave the earth a substitute. He started to fight back with abilities beyond the understanding of the three-body hunter. The identities of hunter and prey are reversed. The pain will definitely hurt, and blood will flow, but the previous suppression will probably be released when the substitute beats the hunter. I'm looking forward to it, author, please come on.

I feel that the mysterious resurgence was caused by this protagonist, who brought out many dead souls and ghosts, and then a young man named Yang Jian reached the peak of his life. Not only him, but many people also reached the peak of their lives. The evil ghost created by the protagonist triggers a mysterious revival. Only ghosts can kill ghosts.

After reading the first dozens of chapters, I still don't know what the author wants to write. If you have no control over the ghost, why should you let it fight against the three-body monster? Let's not talk about the fight against the Three-Body Problem. According to what the author writes, humanity will be extinct before the Three-Body Problem comes.

I endured the poison and read more than ten chapters, but it turns out that the protagonist is a perverted character, and the author has never read The Three-Body Problem. What does the two-dimensional version have to do with the Three-Body Problem? My impression is that the singer sends a two-way foil to clean up the solar system where there are living creatures. According to the opening description, the protagonist wants to live a long life without borders, and forcibly suppresses his wisdom to avoid destruction. The author wanted to write about greatness but ended up being selfish. The poison is too poisonous. You want to clean up a yard of ants, but you stop cleaning it when you see a mouse in an ant hole? Still two-way foil destroys ants and mice

You created so many ghosts. Are you trying to exterminate the human race or the Trisolaris? The protagonist in your novel is really great. He really answers that sentence. Destroy the humans first so that no one can destroy the Trisolaris, right?

It's better to let the Trisolaran destroy the world. A lot of people with dark hearts are still talking about this book. It's anti-human.

As a masterpiece of Chinese science fiction, the characters of the Three-Body Problem should correspond to the fantasy world and the fantasy gods. It has dimensionality reduction, light particles, and the three-body artificial universe to correspond to Liaozhai, which feels a bit petty. It is too low to say that Liao Zhai is just a weird story among a group of common people.

The Three-Body Problem will come 400 years later. You are a person who has traveled through time. You can live to be a hundred years old. You still have to do things. People in the future will naturally solve the problems in the future. Why should the people of today bear the responsibility? And if you let the ghost out, he still has no ability to balance himself. He is a typical dog meddling in his own business. Uncle Wang next door to my house is over a hundred years old. I asked him why he can live a long life? He laughed and said, I never mind other people's business. The Trisolarans haven't fucking come out yet, damn, they've already killed almost all of them. Others could live to be a hundred years old, but they insist on killing you early, and you're still doing it in the name of fucking justice! He was simply standing on the highest moral level, and it blinded me.

As long as the protagonist kills all the humans before the Three-Body Problem arrives, the Three-Body Problem will have nothing to do with the humans. Because by the time they arrived, everyone on Earth would have been dead.